Month: November 2023

The past president of the South Dakota Cattlemen’s Association says the state’s cattle producers are focused on conservation and private property rights. Eric Jennings says [Read More]

Highly pathogenic avian influenza continues to spread across South Dakota. State veterinarian Beth Thompson tells Brownfield 18 commercial flocks and at 3 backyard flocks have [Read More]

An ag lobbyist says she’s disappointed by the lack of free trade agreements pursued by the Biden administration. Mary Kay Thatcher with Syngenta says she [Read More]

U.S. corn export sales hit a marketing year high during the week ending November 23rd. The USDA says the big corn buyer was unknown destinations, [Read More]

A marketer for an international food processing company says sustainability efforts do not look the same in every country. Ryan Baraniuk says, “Different places in [Read More]

Ranch to Table is a new initiative from Certified Angus Beef that allows beef producers to sell their products directly to consumers and businesses with [Read More]

Two new cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza have been confirmed in Iowa. The state’s department of agriculture says the affected sites in Woodbury County [Read More]

The senior vice president of government affairs for the Farm Credit Council says it’s important a new farm bill get passed in 2024. Jenny Mesirow [Read More]